tonight. >> big tech censorship strikes again, youtube holds a music video that criticize biden's withdrawal from afghanistan youtube is saying sorry but is it too little too late? alicia: more than 300,000 chicago studentstudents won't se week in school as a fight between the city and the teachers union boils over the head of the teachers union is digging in claiming remote learning is a good option for kids. >> it's talking point, an idea, remote is bad. remote education as a tool teachers view remote education, not as good as in person but think about in the past chicago in the wintertime in the past if there's a blizzard to option old school during blizzard in which case you know most people are going to come is good to be dangerous to get there or you could cancel school, those the only two options. now we have a third option we can hold school remotely. alicia: chicago's public schools got $2.8 billion from the federal government to help schools reopen safely. the district is already spent tens of millions of dollars on safety equipment but the teachers union wants were to be done. also today as we wait to hear the decision from the supreme court about biden's vaccine mandate, the cdc director is daunting questions about the false claim from supreme court justice said during oral arguments at 100,000 kids are hospitalized because of covid. >> from friday suggest fewer than 3500 current pediatric hospitalizations from covid-19, is that true? >> yeah, here's what i tell you about our pediatric hospitalizations, the vast majority of children in the hospital are unvaccinated. >> understood but number is not 100,000 is roughly 3500 and hospitals. >> yes. >> diesel is a responsibility of the cdc director to correct a big mischaracterization by the supreme court justice. >> what my responsibility is is to provide guidance and recommendation to protect the emerging people. those recommendations strongly recommend vaccination for children above the age of five and everyone above the age of 18 if eligible. alicia: we have a lot to get to on this topic, guy i'm going to start with you. i want to go back to the chicago's teachers union president said at the very top about this idea that remote learning is bad, it's just a talking point let's go to numbers there out of california but we see this all of our the country these are numbers, assessment numbers coming out of california grades three through eight and 11. school year 202221 you can see 49% met the standard for english-language art, 33.8% in math. that is not good the numbers speak for themselves, this was during remote learning speaker if the teachers union boss made exactly the argument about the blizzard in chicago and the old options of years past back in april of 2020 maybe we would say that's an unreasonable thing to assert and appoint to bring up but at this stage of the pandemic given everything that we know an enormous amount of data, a lot of experience on the ground across the whole country in the world we know that virtual learning has been for millions of students a failure into force students back into virtual learning for absolutely no scientifically defensible reason which is what the chicago teachers union is doing and other schools around the country following suit it is outrageous and completely indefensible. i would go so far to call it a child-abuse and i think it's important to know if your parents and policymakers you have union bosses who are seen as loudly as possible that they do not view their jobs educating children as a central. i think the parents of the policymakers should start believing them in the adjusting policy accordingly particular when it comes to school choice. this is disgusting. day four tomorrow without school in chicago. alicia: is terrible for all these families at home sitting there watching their kids and suffering from studies in anxiety level and the stresses and for students as well as parents. he really says something. don't you think that the mayor of chicago is really ticked off about this. take a listen. >> the chicago teachers union is an illegal walkout they abandoned their post and kids and their families and we spent hundreds of millions of dollars to make her school safe, they are safe we have the data to demonstrate that and we've got to get the teachers union to get real and get serious. alicia: they had the money, the vaccine, there's masks, what more is going to take. jimmy: it takes me a lot to side with lori lightfoot. i put her added nine on a scale of bill de blasio, she is right and this is shameless on the teachers union to make a comparison to a snow day or a blizzard. were not talking about snow weeks and to be clear a snow day is an act of god this is an active teachers union brigade in its own snowmachine and snowing these kids out of the classroom despite the fact that every available piece of data that we have tells us kids are not only better off in the classroom physically but academically there's no comparison. my wife is a teacher and she wants to be in the classroom it's the union giving teachers a bad reputation but if you look at the data we know the reason they call it remote learning because most kids are using the remote to watch tv when they should be engaging in the content. it drives me crazy is a parent, this is not a republican point, this is not me this or just kids every kid being veiled mother liberal or republican or libertarian and i voted for kanye west, all kids are being screwed. alicia: lease i've got to bring you when i want to hear from your governor ron desantis on keeping schools open and why florida is moving forward. >> we let on education not just crt and having schools open but school twice we have more school choice and charter schools and private scholarships and anybody in the country. when people see that parents get really excited and some of these other states. as you said there hopeless in some of these parts. if your under the thumb of one of the really strong unions in the school district as a parent who is more freedom oriented, you have no shot with any change because the union owns a policy lock stock and barrel. alicia: you want to see the full interview with ron desantis coming up at 8:00 p.m. eastern on life, liberty and the been. back to you parents after all of us are really trying to take back the power. >> it's never happened in florida governor desantis chapter schools open and the reason he did he was looking at the data he wasn't looking at public opinion polls he was looking at the right decision at the time and he thought the public opinion followed. it has. if you look at lori lightfoot now defined teachers union and trying to keep schools open that's where ron desantis has been from the beginning. he was making the right decision. there's another clip i want to talk about from the interview with the cdc director when he questioned her about what percentage and how many 836,000 deaths from covid were from covid versus with covid. she cannot answer that question. with more than 21000 full-time employees at the cdc, why don't we know the answer, why can't she answer that question we solid throughout this pandemic with every new screen across america we sell the media public health officials pushing the fear think of all the decisions that were based off of the number, were talking about livelihoods in suicide, overdoses and an economy that's been damaged, kids that are far behind in schools, all the collateral damage and we still cannot answer these numbers because we don't want to it if someone is questioning these narratives from the beginning it is good to see people finally coming around and get some of this honesty but why did it take so long. >> i was glad to see that question asked by bret baier, it's a really important question as we adjust on the show yesterday we were talking about hospitalization numbers and the power long last allowing us to openly discuss the distinction when it comes hospitalization. there's also questions about deaths how many were caused, 830 plus thousand in america alone which is horrible how many of those were caused by the virus and how many were partially due to the virus and how many were mostly or completely incidental. that will help us get a better picture and better public policy and here we are two years into this nightmare and the cdc director does not have the numbers at her fingertips to actually address that and see the data is forthcoming. lisa: there has been people in the media and out there in scientist who almost lost their jobs there's been scientists were ostracized from society and the medical society people had professional harm and tried asking these questions why were we not allowed before or dismissed why were we condemned, why were these questions asked earlier how have we not arrived at this truth in this point. >> this inaccurate data or a lack of a willingness to be forthright with people as rochelle walensky demonstrated today, she's not looking to protect the american people, she's looking to protect supreme justice sotomayor of how egregious the lie was. again all of the data right now is being used to deny kids in places like chicago to in person learning, i'm just telling you is apparent i can't emphasize this enough on the air we are screen over little kids they cannot stay engaged and content on zoom for six hours a day adults cannot stay in the content for six hours, if you don't believe me ask jeffrey truman. alicia: were just getting started. coming up on "the big sunday show" the big blow to joe biden, the other joe joe manchin is making it impossible to make biden get the build back better past, what it means providing in his agenda next. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, 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this is what manchin has previously said about their approach to them. he says they drove something and put some things out there that were absolutely inexcusable he said they basically attacked him and alienated him do they the outcome if the strategy was different from the white house. alicia: the word strategy because it's a real head scratcher before senator manchin had that conversation with bret baier we know the white house put out the press release so badly that manchin set his family felt like they were in danger he felt like they were in danger and after he said that jen psaki comes back and does it again and makes it even worse, i don't have an answer for that, i don't quite get the strategy they need him, democrats don't have an impressive majority in the senate. they're not in a position where they can lose anybody and right now it appears the way that the communication coming from manchin is not only being courted he's being driven away. >> absolutely. guide you think is also looking at west virginia that went for trump, 69% and here is biden's approval rating with the depended solely 25% approve of him right now, 54 disapprove, 11% neither approve or disapprove we've also seen over two dozen democrats retire ahead of the midterm election. you're a political observer what is the writing on the wall what are you saying for democrats in the upcoming midterm. >> specifically on manchin if the numbers are that bad for the president nationwide among voters at larger independent voters, take those stats and make them a lot worse in west virginia when he was already extremely unpopular as you mention president trump one that state and carried up by a huge margin both times. joe manchin has sat there he is patiently and calmly explain to the white house, here's what i willing to do and not willing to do and apparently they did not believe him they did not want to respect what he was saying and now it's like the old commercial joe manchin thing can you hear me now. my previous offer is gone. i think he is hearing from his voters he is hearing from people in west virginia looking at the president's approval rating in his own approval rating and the numbers in talking to constituents and say they did the right thing for my state this is playing for me back home, hell no i'm not would go along with bbv and killing the filibuster for the 17th time, 70000 time because reporters keep asking him it's working for him at home and that the dynamic that some on the left seem to not understand even those elementary stuff. lisa: same thing for kyrsten sinema and arizona as well. most of the time the presidents are trying to sell a big agenda they get out there and talk to the media and they try to sell it but not joe biden, biden has held fewer than his predecessors we had biden only nine press conferences, 22 interviews, trump in 22 and 92 interviews, you look at president obama 27 press conferences, 156 interviews, george w. bush 19 press conferences, 49 interviews, clinton 38 press conferences and 38 interviews. you were looking at these numbers what is essay due. >> i think joe biden's lack of availability is more of a byproduct of his staff, there is only so much liquor they can drink in a week with all the gas this man committed a press conference. i know were not talking about this a lot but we should be the president got the year wrong this week, you got it wrong by two years and before you tell me it's a slip of the tongue this is a guy who is frequently gotten what state he then wrong, what job is and wrong and he told us this year we have a lot to look forward to in 2020. if you were on a plane and you told the flight attendant it was the year 2020 they would duck tape you to a chair. we have the guy in the cockpit, and the lack of availability demonstrates weakness on the world stage because people want to get the other side of the world know the press is largely friendly to democrats and they see this is weakness if he can't speak to the press what chance does he have against vladimir putin or xi jinping, they know it's weakness and nobody wants to talk about this but if you're the oldest guy to ever hold office in joe biden is in his late hundreds. when you get out there and avoid the press the way that he has it is a bad look and when they give him to the press it's a worse like. joe biden is only guy that we know you quit talking in the middle of a sentence because he is done, it is the strangest thing you've ever seen on second down and it's not pretty. >> it's very odd and we all witness it. the media let him hide in his basement for so long. moving along so much to, "the big sunday show" the largest city in america is making it legal for noncitizens to vote in the new mayor is defending the law what it means for illegals voting across the country, that is next. ♪ i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york from puerto rico when he was 17. 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better than the previous mayor, bill de blasio was at a bit premature, should we tap the brakes you have this story and sign this law is also under fire putting his brother in a very powerful position questions about whether for brother is qualified maybe let's hold up a little bit on eric adams. >> i'm starting to feel like i'm watching a scooby doo episode it is get up put a mask on, take andrew cuomo or de blasio, this is terrible when he said guy to jake tapper, that every ship has its privileges, these people are not members they do not have the privileges in this instance and we understand what this is a byproduct of, the democrats think this is a winning issue to them with latino voters but what they do not realize this is morally offensive to people who migrated to this country legally, not because they want to be tender to buy will politicians but they want to make a better life for their family they're not getting the chance of the pandering garbage. >> it's a very significant moment to have the unification of our city during this time of the tragedy this is no longer a city or state where the governor and the mayor and elected officials of our firefighters and police officers are oem, all of our entities we are in the energy when there is a crisis in the city or state we are coming together. we are sending a loud message with the men and women of the clergy and the other offices in the city were in a moment where were facing the multitude of crises at one time and we will not succeed if not united. coming here today the governor reached out to me and stated that she wanted to be here to send a loud message to these families and to say thank you to the minute women who went in this building some of these firefighters, their oxygen tanks were emptied and they still pushed through the smoke. you cannot do this if you do not feel attached to the city in this community. i really want to thank them and putting their lives on the line to save lives over 30 people in the hospital covid-19 deaths, nine of them are children, babies that we lost and we are all feeling this and were gonna be here for this community to help them navigate through this many of the young children went to schools we will have a social and emotional support at the schools to help their classmates. we are here as well with the red cross and oem going to courtney together to get housing and also some of the emergency needs that the people experiencing and it is so important we have faith-based leaders here. this was a large muslim population, she knows many of the residents that came from gambia and we want to make sure we are sensitive to the cultural needs in the office is going to coordinate to make sure that we respect the burials rights of the muslim communities as well as others. our message is clear today during a tragedy we are going to be here for each other it is more to be discovered, the fdny is doing an investigation commissioner will update us on the latest. it appears as though stemming from a space heater but the marshals are here and will give us a thorough investigation to determine exactly what took place and what we can do better not to have this repeated. at this time i want to think the governor in the state of new york who is here with us today and to ask her to say a few words. governor? >> thank you mary we are indeed a city in shock, it is impossible to go into that room were scores of family who are in such grief and pain to see anna mother's eyes as i held her who lost her entire family. it is hard to fathom what they're going through. i went table to table and helped children make ramen noodles in either pizza and let them know one thing and the mayor in ir united in this, we will not forget you or abandon you, we are here for you. your elective leaders from senator schumer dan troy council members are united here to support this community to say tonight is a night of tragedy and pain in tomorrow we begin to rebuild we rebuild their lives and give them hope especially those he came all the way from africa in search of a better life in this great borough. the borough is the bronx. they are part of our family and when i prepare my budget this week i'm going to establish a victims compensation fund for the individuals i just sat with inset i will not forget you there will be money to help them find new housing for burial cost and whatever they need we will take care of them that's what we do in the state of new york we are here for the bronx and were here for anyone who needs us and i think the leadership of our mayor, our fire commissioner and all of the men and women in uniform who went into the building not knowing their own fate and they still went in there and rescued people. that is why am so probably a governor of a state like this you cannot keep us down ever we are united together, thank you and may god bless the individuals who are suffering in the souls of those that we lost particularly the children. >> i'm so happy when i reached out to the state senator and asked him kenny come up and join us today without hesitation he came up just to be here and show our united front. thank you, senator schumer. [screams] think you mayor, governor and everyone here you see the outpouring of every level of government from all parts of the city i just came up from brooklyn it is such a tragedy they get of children thinking of families thinking of so many people in this building, immigrants striving to climb the ladder up in their lives snuffed out, it is awful. i want to take her firefighters unbelievable they always rush to danger. they don't worry about themselves and just go in there and they were here very quickly. we appreciate that. at the federal level we will do whatever we can there's housing assistance there is tax assistance and maybe most important immigration assistance so families can be united because many of these families have come from overseas and need to be here i pledge and i saw my colleague from congress richie torres we pledge to do whatever we can at the federal level but new yorkers are united in standing by when there's a tragedy we come together, we don't care about ideology or race, color, religion we come together and embrace one another and we say we are for helping new yorkers who need help that's who we've been for the history of our city and on this awful night that does not change. >> i think this editor raised a good point this is a heavy immigrant community. and we want to make sure the residents know if you need assistance your names will not be turned over to ice or any other institution we want people to be comfortable coming forward and it's imperative that we connect with those on the ground to make sure they get that message in the word out. we will allow and have commissioner niekro come forth and give you any technical updates on what took place in the update on the investigation. commissioner? >> thank you mayor let me just say my entire department mourns along with the families here today and our entire city all about saving lives in the loss of one life is sad for us much less 19 lives. as the mayor said this fire began that spans on the second third floor it started in a malfunctioning electric space heater that was the cause of the fire the fire consumed the apartment on two floors and part of the hallway the door to that apartment when the residents left it did not close by itself this smoke spread throughout the building and this is a tremendous loss of life and of the people fighting for their lives right now all of the bronx. we are investigating where everyone was founded how the smoke traveled and certainly the marshals have determined through physical evidence and through first-hand accounts by the residents that this fire started in a bedroom in a portable electric heater. any questions that i can answer i'd be happy to do that. >> i heard someone asked about the heat, the heat was on in the building it was being used to supplement the building heat, there were smoke alarms throughout the building the first call that came in was due and looking and seeing the smoke and calling. [inaudible question] >> we will look into that but i cannot confirm that right now. [inaudible question] >> on buildings like this there are no fire escapes there is interior stairways so the residents should know where the stairwells are and i think some of them could not escape because of this smoke. [inaudible question] >> i cannot give you the exact number i believe 120 apartments in the building a very large number of people right now who need a place to stay. [inaudible question] >> i do not have that right now. >> there are some people in the building right now, whether they will stay we are not sure, there is very few. [inaudible question] >> it certainly is traumatizing when we cannot save a life. our members tried diligently fire and ems to bring some of these people back into bring them out as quickly as they could. we will have a counseling service be very busy after this with our members who are saddened for this terrible loss. [inaudible question] >> as i said the door was left open to the apartment there was one door open from the stairwell to a floor of one of the upper floors smoke and heat travel upward that we know. that's what happened here as the mayor said it very difficult job for our members it contained a certain amount of air and they ran out of air many of our members continue working. to get as many people out as they could. >> thank you we have deputy commissioner of oem that will give the update and red cross. >> hello i'm from emergency management we have the red cross they were here very quickly we registered everyone that needs housing and they will go into hotels for an extended period while we work it out and it's safer people go back into the building. if people are ultimately not able to go back into their apartment we will work with the state and other resources to get people to long-term housing that they need. we are coordinating the other responses, this is an active school so we will be, when everybody is taking care of for the evening we will be closing out of the school tonight and going to another community facility nearby we have set up on the emergency management website in multiple languages we are putting all the information that there are some people that are concerned about their pets. we will work with agencies on that we are providing food a lot of children go to next door another schools so depending on where they're staying tonight will get them transportation back to the school we have set up a short code people that are affected can text 181 as tfr 80 and they will receive messages in english, spanish and french on services that are available. the other thing we have set up with the police department with 311 the unidentified victim information system people can call 311 or outside of the city they could call 212 new york and if they're looking for information that was taken to hospital or passed away we can get them the information. [inaudible question] >> there are laws and part of the investigation from the marshals will determine if this exactly took place here. but there are laws for that. [inaudible question] >> our preliminary review determine that there were two reports and violations that they were not related to heat at all. >> hold on what did you say. >> deputy fire online. >> will look into that, this is bill 1972 in federally funded it is potentially built outside of the new york city fire code which is why it might be listed as that. >> people say outside of the fire code. >> certain federal buildings can be built on different standards. period to be perfectly clear the fire never extended on other than getting in the hole because the door was open never extended anywhere else in the building, that was not a factor. >> did that play any role in the response question expert america played no role as a challenge but every whatever units is fully staffed fire and ems. >> we have one more. >> we are not aware of that listen we just really want to thank our congressional delegation, the public advocates of council members are assembly person, the da, our controller, we are just seeing the symbol of the unification of the city coming to the family in this community to let you know we are here and were gonna be here for you. thank you very much. alicia: you have been listening to an update in the bronx were officials on the ground giving an update on a tragedy that unfolded in the bronx this morning 19 people have been killed, nine of them children according to the fire department commissioner this was a space heater a portable space heater that was faulty for some reason and it started this fire is started in an apartment that takes up two floors the second third floor according to the commissioner when the fire started people inside left and according to the commissioner left the door open and that's with the smoke filled the building 19 stories high with 120 apartments they said they believe. from what the commissioner said the fire did not travel too far within the building it was the smoke we also heard from officials on the ground that there was people who were trapped inside the stairwell trying to get out by the smoke they were overtaken by the smoke we also heard from the mayor eric adams there was members of the fire department who went into the building even though the oxygen in their tanks had ran out. they still went into the building where people were being overtaken by smoke. the investigation will continue right now they need on the ground is to get people into homes a lot of immigrants in this building as well they're trying to figure out how to care for people on this evening. again in the bronx a fire this morning that resulted in the death of 19 people, nine of them children. we'll be right back. me, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, 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no other choice, if they are testing positive but asymptomatic they can come back to work to treat other covid patients. the nurses association thinks it's a terrible idea but staffing is staffing they are running out of people in this week it'll probably get worse. >> i'm finally home for christmas i got covid so i could not go home for christmas and another family member who had covid. i'm home for christmas right now, finally. >> and try to give them a people silverlining at every turn in life. obviously we don't want anyone to get sick but if you are person going to work your commute is so much better this week you don't have to sit next to the weirdo on the plane clipping his toenails when you go to the coffee machine you're not ninth in line speech i think i saw you doing that. we made up pact of secrecy i don't appreciate you blowing me up. everybody is well tuned and going to work enjoying the peaceful commute for once in your life. >> that is a silverlining. >> my story coming tomorrow night if you're a sports fan the college football national championship game in indianapolis, alabama, georgia it is a rematch of the championship game i will point out the sec has a losing record overall unlike the big ten that clearly at the very top the elite teams alabama, georgia and it was a blowout in atlanta a few weeks ago it was not that competitive. unless you're a knicks fan or roll tide nation we know you are out there unlike most other sports fans are probably hoping the company can pull themselves up off the floor and do a better job against alabama tomorrow night. jimmy did the bulldogs have a shot in the prayer just a few weeks ago. >> i appreciate you coming to me i am a guy who has paid and not paid his rent because a sports gambling and in this instance it's very hard to be a team twice in one season that's old adage. they have been everybody unmanageable and defined every way but the betting line guide says the bulldogs will win their favor by three which means 90% of the body will be on alabama and there is no adage that the house always wins but if alabama were to win the house would get killed i'm so notch betting georgia in the casino that took my money in the 20s they're very good at doing it and i think so do it again tomorrow night. >> i'm saying go dogs but i'm skeptical. lisa: i'm depressed we've been so bad since i graduated. more drama in vice president kamala harris office now either the communication director did this he donated to a republican senator running for president that was rand paul in 2015 we have all these people believing all the stories how terrible kamala harris and dysfunction of her office and the trying to convince us to like her. i think this might be one of the reasons her approval ratings are so abysmal. >> it is tough as you know, has a reputation as being like ellen degeneres of vice president smiley on the outside but harsh behind closed doors. i expected to be more departures. lisa: hopefully she's not making staffers or eating a salad with a hair comb like amy klobuchar who also allegedly abused staffers. nice women. >> might take unfortunately a shortage of potatoes leads to a global shortage of french fries and potato chips. they are telling us we don't have enough french fries or potato chips but again people are freaking out that this might be the best thing that's ever happened. let's be honest the average american gained 22 pounds and the lockdown they're getting ready to make a wrong calm called love handles. we might need to dodge a few potatoes in 2022 so i'm on board with the potato shortage for the foreseeable future. let's see the harry potter really quick. >> potatoes boiling, mash them. lovely big golden ships with white fish. >> that is from a spinoff called lord of the onion rings they no longer have potatoes unfortunately, guy benson you'd be the first to admit i probably needless french fries in my life, don't i need to cut back. guy: i am not your life coach for the record. i do not want that on me. i don't want my results to parade in the country. how is it failing so badly. if this is on you and you're saying you want your potatoes by all means either potatoes i just think americans will wave off a lot of stuff in the covid era and the pandemic in a french fry shortage or freedom fries shortage is an actual crisis to many americans and we will not stand for it. lisa: totally agree, french fries and potato chips, that's what got me through the lockdowns, my french fries and potato chips. >> let not discount the wind that got a lot of carries. >> we talked about the intervention yesterday. >> you guys made a decent man out of me. i will echo guy benson's brilliant point on fox news radio that potatoes and specifically french fries could lose democrats everything in 2022, luckily if you need to see a potato you can turn on the show. >> thank you so much, that was good. that doesn't for us the "fox report with jon scott" starts right now. ♪ >> 19 people including nine children are dead after massive fire in a new york city apartment building good evening i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". the five alarm fire broke out this morning at a 19 story apartment building in the bronx of new york you just all mayor eric adams and kathy hochul will joining fire officials one of the worst fires in the city's

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